Honey Walnut Cake
The Honey Walnut Cake uses just one saucepan (and the food processor), and the flavor and texture improve overnight as it soaks up the lemon-honey syrup
The Honey Walnut Cake uses just one saucepan (and the food processor), and the flavor and texture improve overnight as it soaks up the lemon-honey syrup
For Rosh Hashanah, local women made the same cake, a honey cake laced with orange juice and lemon zest. Beat the egg whites hard enough by hand and the cake’s interior will turn almost white, a point of pride for the town’s cooks
From mechanical pollinators to smart hives, these companies are helping ensure there’s honey for this Rosh Hashanah — and many to come.
A sweet and sour version of fatayer, these pastries are filled with labneh, honey, seasonal fruit, and nigella seeds.
In the Sephardi and Mizrahi Rosh Hashanah tradition, there is a blessing at the start of the meal that says “May it be a year as sweet as honey.”
Celebratory Rosh Hashana (jewish new year) dish, bringing foreword the fresh seasonal barhi date.